Xiaomi mini LED 86in only RM10,500
OLED nice but scared burn-in

Any thoughts on Xiaomi Pro A 65'?

Not too bright. Natural light go through the tinted glass of sliding doors, so its quite cozy.
8 months meaning replace it under warranty? Is the new panel comes with any warranty?
I think so all is smart tv now. Went few shops, unable to find any standard tv. Want to find 32in also hard nowadays.

X90L steady bom bibi 

But LG does not have android tv right? Many /k recommend LG.

Retarded selection for retarded people
No mini led

Mini LED also retarded. Not here not there.
Might as well straight to QD OLED. 

LG OLED EVO C3
48 RM4599

promotion season can get under RM4k with lazada/shopee voucher

Rtings.com
Have over 100 TV, burn in test, longevity test etc they also have YouTube channel for comparison .

Guys, planning to replace my current LED TV due to burn in issue.

Any idea which is better between QLED and OLED in terms of reliability? Or any pros and cons? In terms of picture quality, OLED should be better based on articles I read.

Would love some actual feedback from actual users here, instead of those reviews/articles available online.

Ignore the price, as I believe the price difference is negligible for something that you will use multiple years.

Don't trust rting

Rting is fake because their TV is not same as Malaysia TV eventhough it's same model.

Rting is stupid website

If you have burn in I think you're using oled too? If you've used to oled hard to go back I think
Oled is like the gold standard but price like yahudi

Then any reliable test website?

Any feedback on the technology? OLED vs QLED.

Once i decide the tech i want, then only i plan to decide the brand.

No. We are running blind lol

No

He using led

If using led can burn in means he really treat led badly

So better use QLED instead of Oled